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Ashburton Guardian, Volume IV, Issue 991, 10 July 1883, Page 3

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[renter's TELEGRAMS—COPYRIGHT.] t The Member for Northampton. i London, J uly 6Mr Bradlaugh, in a letter to Mr Gladstone, noticed the Premier that he ’i will at an early date again present him- - self at the House of Commons to take his seat as the duly elected representative for Northampton. i The Informer. It is stated on good authority that James Carey has left Ireland. Up to the present time no reward has been given him for having turned informer in the Phoenix Park trials, and he'has never been pardoned for complicity in the murder of the late Lord F. Caven- S dish and Mr Burke. Shipping. i London, July 7. £ Arrived—Ship Chilotine, from Lytelton (March 30th); and Gareloch from » Lyttelton (April sth). The Cholera. Rome, July 8. i Much consternation is felt at the J Italian seaports and throughout the country generally at the rapid spread of b cholera in Egypt, and fears are enter- J; tained that the epidemic may be introduceds by vessels arriving via the Suez Canal The populace at Brindisi avowed their intention of preventing T passengers or mails from Egypt being landed at that port, and on the arrival , of the P. and O. steamship Surat to- v day refused to allow the overland mails 0 to be brought ashore. ii [Received July 10, 3 p.m.] j The Mail. London, July 9. 8 In the House of Commons to-day, P Mr Fawcett, Postmaster-General, stated in reply to a question that in consequence 1 of a disturbance at Brindisi, the next overland mail had been ordered to proceed direct from Port Said to New Plymouth, without calling at any Mediterranean ports.